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To: Ralph Kern who wrote (2736)	11/16/2000 11:35:27 PM
From: Marshhawk	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2769

Yeah, well I'm pissed off that mgt told me I was driving the stock price down. Oh well, I'll get over it. Should we start with CMR or with the US? Or were you only asking me about the US. The interesting thing about CMR (to me, at the moment) is that the May press release says Q4 production, given financing; apparently the statement at the annual meeting was Q1 production, given financing, and the DWA statement was Q2 production, given financing, and anticipating a 4 month rebuild and one month commissioning. So as we have not heard in regards to financing as of yet, I assume they don't have financing lined up, and therefore production may not occur in Q2. Remember, if the stock goes down tomorrow, it's my fault. As to the US, cry the beloved country eh? There have been other close and disputed elections, confer Tyler in 1876 and Harrison in 1888(?). We survived the Civil War, albeit at a cost of 1 million dead, 3 million crippled from a prewar population of what 70 mil? So a lack of political leadership is dangerous. My fear is that this is not Tyler 1876 but Caesar Augustus and the Roman Republic. An interesting concept is what benefits the Clintons? The best outcome for them is Gore discredited and out of office, and Bush discredited and in office. Then Bill runs again in 4 years, or Hillary runs, and they don't have to wrest the Democratic nomination from a sitting president. There are other concerns of course. Maybe we'll meet someday and we can discuss them. God help us all. If the US loses 200 years (absent 1861-65)of representative democracy; losing our shirts on 1 stock is going to seem a joke.